By Daily Press staff
The local Breakfast Club will have lunch to celebrate volunteerism. The Santa Monica Breakfast Club will be holding its annual Diamond Luncheon on Sunday, March 12,
By Daily Press Staff
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Santa Monica’s first homicide of 2006 occurred here shortly after 9 p.m on Tuesday.
The Santa Monica Police Department responded to a
Dear Dorie, I have two questions about child care. What is your advice regarding a nanny at home versus a child care center for a working parent? And, how do
BUS FAIR? To cover additional costs associated with billing for the BruinGO! Program, the City Council is expected to raise fares it charges UCLA students, faculty and staff who travel
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN LA — A deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was convicted Monday of three federal criminal civil rights offenses for raping a woman,
By ANY DAY IN LA BY HEIDI MANTEUFFEL
Drivers in LA are terrible. It’s like watching “Jerry Springer,” because you never know what stupid move they are going to
By John Brown III Santa Monica
I am writing this letter in response to recent articles I have read about a variety of parking issues in Santa Monica.
There is
In his “My Write” column (SMDP, Feb. 20, page 4), Bill Bauer derided the expenditure of city funds to support neighborhood organizations, which he feels poorly represent community sentiment. I
will help build affordable housing in five locations, including Lawrence, Kan., and Hopland, Calif. In order to participate in the trip, each rider must raise at least $4,000 to
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica resident Rachel Dearborn will bicycle from Providence, Rhode Island to San Francisco this summer with Bike & Build, a nonprofit organization that mobilizes young
By Daily Press staff
The Center for Healthy Aging is developing a new transportation program for older adults. The program, ITNSantaMonica, is a replication of a successful program in Maine.
The Santa Monica-Malibu School District is on the hunt for its next superintendent now that its current superintendent, John Deasy, has announced that he is moving on. The school
